The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-19

Mr.. Chandler moved to adj onrn agreed to.
FOUR O'CLOCK M.
The.Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
The President in the chair.
quorum present
BILLS on SECOND READING.
Senate bill No 90 was read second time and
ordered eugrossed.
Senate bill No. AZ was read second time.
amended aud ordered engrossed.
Senate bills Nos. 65 and IS were read the sec
ond time and ordered engrossed.
By permission, Mr.. Miller introduced Senate
bill No. GAG. to grant certain persons therein
named and their ASSOCIATE the right to dig and
mine in the beds OF the navigable streams and
waters of the State of Florida for phosphate
rocks and phosphate deposits referred.
Mr.. Walker, Chairman of the Committee on
Enrolled Bills. reported four enrolled bills pre-
sented to the Governor
Senate bill Nc. % was passed over.
Senate bill No. 81 was read second time and
ordered engressed.
Mr. Mallory of the Committee on City and
County Organization, reported favorably Senate
bill No. 242
Mr.. Mallory by permission introduced Senate
bill No 24S to repeal an act entitled an act TO
prevent the unnecessary use of firearms In the
State of Florida on Sunday, December % 1859
referred
Senate bill No 242, TO establish the county of
Lake WAS passed.
Mr. Whidden in the chair.
Senate bill No. Al was passed over {; also, Sen
ate bill No. IS.
Senate bill No 40 was read second time,
amended and ordered engrossed.
Mr. Walker, Jr., asked permission to call up
Senate bill No. 206, which was read second time
message from the House announced the pas
sage OF Senate bill No SO, to be entitled an act
10 supply deficiencies tor the years 1885 and
1886
Resuming the consideration of Senate bill No.
206 Mr. Walker Jr., offered the following
amendment This act shall take effect immedi
ately upon its approval by the Governor agreed
TO.
Mr. Walker asked that the rules be waived
and the bill be read the third time; agreed TO.
The bill passed.
Mr.. Blackwell Chairman of the Committee on
Corporations, reported tavorably Senate bill No.
237
Senate bill No. 1877, to amend section II of an
act 10 incorporate the Apaachicela and Ala
bama Railroad Company, and TO grant certain
lands to the same. was passed.
On motion, Mr. Delano called up Senate bill
No. SO, which was read second time, amended
and engrOssed.
Mr. Mallory moved to take up Senate bill No.
%; agreed to-
Mr.. Miller, by permission, introduced Senate
bill No. 249, to secure general display of State
resources at the Florida Sub Tropical EXPOSE
ton referred.
Mr. Stockton, Chairman of the Committee on
Claims, reported Senate bill No PAT, with
amendments.
Mr.. Fowler moved to adjourn till 8 o'clock to-
night; agreed to-
EIGHT O'CLOCK r. n
The Senate resumed its session.
The President in the chair.
A quorum present.
Senate bill No 25 was taken up
Mr.. McMurray moved the adoption of the
following amendment: Insert the following AZ
section 49, and change The numbers Of sections
II. IS, 10, 30, 81 and %, to correspond, and
strike out 'ninety days." wherever il occurs;
agreed to.
Mr.. McMurray moved the adoption of the fol-
lowing amendment: Section II. That the liens
provided tor in this act shall be created ut the
time any labor is done or material furnished,
and shall continue for six months from the last
day upon which such labor Was done or mate
rial furnished agreed to.
Mr. Mallory offered The following amend
ment: In line IS, of section II (printed bilD
strike out the words cor their agents." agreed
to.
Mr. Mallory offered the following amendment:
Strike out the following in lines 10 and 90 of
section II, viz: land To all contractors or sub
contractors interested in such srits :" agreed to-
Mr.. Stevens offered the following amend
ment, Amend section II. by adding: "And,
rights under this act may commence suit to en-
force his lien by affidavit and summons, with
out procuring writ OF attachment " agreed 10.
MI Stockton moved the following amend
ment PromdAd That the lieus created by sec
tons and of this act shall not L. operative
against bona fle purchases and mortgage.
without notice but no purchaser or mortgage Shall
prevail against the lien when the thing or mate
rial is retained in the possession OF the person
having said lien thereon"
Mr. Stevens mo sed its adoption
Mr.. Fowler offered The following amend
ment Amend section IL. line 4, after the word
REPAIRS" by adding "after demand for pay
ment y agreed 20.
Mr.. Mann offered the following amendment
liza judgment be obtained on any property
and the tile be found to be go detective that it
will not SELL the court shall order it rented and
the proceeds applied to satisfy the judgment
lien !; not agreed to-
Mr.. Stevens offered the following amend
ment According TO the value of the properly 80
disposed of agreed to. The bill was ordered
enggT"sssd;
House.
THURSDAY, May 18th, 1887
The House met.
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr. Bitch of Alachua offered the following
resolution . HcSofCeu, l nat the regular hours Uf
each days sessions shall be from $50 A. M to
l p. NJ afternoon session from p. NJ. Ito $50
p. NJ. laid over
On motion Of Mr.. Wood, Mr. Rourke was ex-
cused ON account of sickness
Mr.. Clarke moved that all bills introduced to-
day be read the first time by their titles only;
unanimously agreed to-
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The roll of Counties being called, the follow.
ing bills were introduced, read and referred
By Mr.. Mitchell House bill No 269, to facilitate
the giving of bonds in criminal cases.
By Mr.. Perpall House bill No 27O, incorpora-
ting the St Augustine Park Association.
BY Mr.. Hind House bill No. 27l, to Incorporate
the Putnam Club.
By Mr. Bsskin House bill No 272, 10 re-
qulrr County Commissioners to appoint clerk
Tor my market or place where beet or stock cat
lie are soil, and to qiire butchers and vendors.
u becl or stock cattle TO return the marks
brands ami color of said cattle to said clerk.
Mr. Clark, Chairman of The Committee on
Corporations, reported favorably House bills
Nos 255, 26O and 26S.
MIR. Bitch OF Levy. CHARM m OF the Commit
tee on Engrussed Bills, reported House bills
Nos 1e5 and 24S also, House Joint Resolution
No 2, correctly engrossed.
Mr. Bitch OF Levy, Chairman of the Commit
lee on Legislative Expenses, reported the iiem-
lied account of the committee appointed on the
part OF the House to visit the Agricultural Col.
lege at Lake City, and the East Florida Semins-
ry al Gainesville aud recommended that said
account be referred to the Committee on Appro-